Psoriasis Clinically Proven, Dermatologist Developed Skin Clearing Natural Minerals, 8 Fl. Oz.

This product works but you have to be patient because it takes time. In about 4 weeks is where I notice a difference in the affected areas. After 2 months a very noticeable difference. If I could afford the biologic prescription medications then that's what I would do. Cimzia, Enbrel, Humira and Remicade are good but have side effects and most importantly suppress the immune system. The new pill form Otezla , approved by the FDA recently is also good (but this one costs $2700.00 without insurance for a 30 day supply). The pill form has very few side effects but I can't afford this either. There is also a laser treatment that supposed to work with minimal side effects called XTRAC now and is covered by most insurance This is my review for this product that I have used and continue to use. Do your research and determine if this or other treatments are right for you.Update: 9/26/2017Still the best product on the market that is non-prescription. Works great and has no side effects. Very inexpensive. I would recommend to any who has Psoriasis. I recommend using it with the coal tar ointment (MG217) or (Psoriasin) if you have light to moderate plaque Psoriasis. Been using it for over 2 years. I have listed some of the products I have used and still use today. Check it out for yourself.Loma Lux Psoriasis Clinically Proven Skin Clearing Minerals Dermatologist DevelopedMG217 Psoriasis Medicated Conditioning 2% Coal Tar Multi-Symptom Ointment, 3.8 OuncePSORIASIN Deep Moisturizing Ointment 4 ozMG217 Psoriasis Medicated Conditioning 3% Coal Tar Formula Shampoo, 8 Fluid OunceMG217 Psoriasis Medicated Conditioning 3% Coal Tar Shampoo, Psoriasis Scalp Treatment - 4 fl ozMG217 Psoriasis 3% Coal Tar Therapeutic Scalp Treatment, 4 Fluid OunceMG217 Psoriasis Therapeutic Conditioning Dead Sea Bar Soap, 3.4 Ounce

I was so ashamed of my psoriasis hands that I wore half gloves and explained what the issue was to people I met. NO MORE! I have taken this product for three months....I want to shout to the world that there are alternatives to drugs that cause awful side effects!

I’m giving 3 stars for the effort to help all of us psoriasis sufferers. This doesn’t work. Just get a prescription for mometasone furoate. Keep it fresh. It stops working after a year. No one tells ya that. All the rest of the tars, sacylic acids, what ever else over the counter stuff just doesn’t work. Just get the corticosteroids, and deal with the bloat. Yes, major water retention. Good luck everyone!

I’ve been a lizard for years. If you suffer from this awful condition, you know what I mean. 😆 I’ve tried everything, including prescribed immunosuppressants (which worked but came with a lot of risk). A few years ago, I had to stop using the injectable drugs, and over time, my psoriasis came back as bad as ever.I’m now on my 4th bottle of this daily shot, and I’m very close to having clear skin. Yes, it took this long, but I did start noticing improvement within a couple of weeks. Based on how it’s working for me, I’d expect to be fully “lizard skin free” by month 6.The only thing that I don’t like about this is the taste of the liquid- bleh. It’s not the worst, but it is pretty gross in my opinion. I chase it down with water, which helps. I take it at bedtime every night.I’m hopeful that by the time the weather is warmer, I won’t be hesitant to wear sleeveless tops and shorts (which is a big deal for people like us).

I like this product because it’s homeopathic and I like that it’s in liquid form and can be taken on an empty stomach. However, it takes several months to work. What I have noticed is that over the past three weeks of using it the red line around my hairline that had second skin, and lots of crusting has not returned. I no longer have deep thick flakes on my face and in my scalp. And my dandruff is more under control. I recommend combining this product with some sort of micro dermabrasion because it’s difficult to remove the thick flakes on your face without something that’s manual. Dermatitis is a condition where it’s kind of based on each person’s personal experience, but for me being able to scrub off the thick flakes on my face has been a problem, and the only thing that has really effectively the Microderm p.m. micro dermabrasion machine, which offered finally gritted tools for sensitive skin and that was a great

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